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By: Jennifer Sanchez

Types of bilingual students

Types of Bilingual Students

There are three types of bilingualism by the name of compound, coordinate, and sub-coordinate.

Compound bilingual is a person who learns two languages in the same environment simultaneously. For instance, when I child is being taught Spanish in their home when their first born but, have cousins who teach them English at the same time. This would cause the child to be able to answer and communicate in both languages.

A coordinate bilingual is when two languages are used equally and learned at different times. This usually happens when the student learns the mother or father’s native language, and this language is usually taught informally. This is when a different language is being taught at home most likely without any grammar.

In Sub-coordinate bilingual one language in the household dominates. This is when a individual knows more than on language but aren’t on the same level of understanding and speaking it as another language that they are being taught.

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Reflection

Having these different types of bilingual students will affect how I teach in the class because, after all my lessons I would try and make sure my bilingual student followed along. I would want to make sure my student was following along to the best of their ability and be sure that the student will succeed. I agree with this concept becasue it helps the child learn a new language and help the student obtain their native language as well.

Sources

Possel, H. (n.d.). Bilingualism. Retrieved from https://www.smart-words.org/bilingualism.html

Rosaria, M. (1990, February 28). Three Types of Bilingualism. Retrieved from https://eric.ed.gov/?id=ED321574

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Proceses for dual-language Programs

Processes for dual-language Programs

There are four commonly known types of process for Dual languages named developmental, two-way, foreign language, and heritage. Developmental is when the student is enrolled to help them if they do speak any native languages. Two-way immersion is when native speakers and English speakers are teacher each other how to speak the other native language. This can help with becoming bilingual and learn more about the others culture. Foreign language immersion these enroll in primarily English speakers. Lastly a Heritage language programs is made for students who speak English but parents and or family members speak another native language.

Sources

(n.d.). Retrieved from https://www.dlenm.org/what-is-dual-language-education.aspx

Dual Language Programs Explained. (2015, May 2). Retrieved from http://austin.thinkbilingual.org/dual-language-programs-explained/

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Reflection

This would affect me as an educator by what language I would have to teach the curriculm in differnt languages such as Spanish, Arabic and french. Depending on the school most of the time these are done in charter,magnet, and or private schools. I think this is a great idea for schools to teach and enrich the students to think more critically and learn more about differnt kinds cultures.

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